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Emergency services for women and children fleeing domestic violence in Strathcona county.

A children’s charity that provides early learning and development programming and family services that inspire bright futures.

A team of professionals brought together to address service gaps within the Indigenous community to create a safe and supportive environment.

If you would like to connect with a shelter, please call their confidential and toll-free line.

AHVNA programs are offered to parents and parents-to-be as a support in raising children to be healthy, safe and secure.

Alta Care Resources serves children, youth and families in a manner that builds from resiliencies, strengthens capacities, empowers change and transforms adversity.

ASSIST provides diversified services to immigrants and their families.

Leads housing, assisted living and continuing care, seniors, income, employment and homelessness supports, disability services, and other social-based programs.

Bissel helps people meet basic daily needs.

As a Catholic social services agency, we are guided by faith to care for and bring hope to people in need with humility, compassion and respect.

We ensure that victims of crime and tragic circumstances understand their rights, have access to available services, and are supported in navigating the criminal justice system.

CEASE builds bridges over income instability and creates pathways out of exploitation. We provide tools for persons who have experienced sexual exploitation or sex-trafficking to heal and renew their lives.

CPLEA facilitates the creation, management, exchange, and integration of justice system knowledge for the general public.

Edmonton & Area Child & Family Services provides 24-hour Information phone line in 170 languages or chat with staff.

A front-line partner with residents and communities committed to creating a safe, healthy, and vibrant city. This department manages hundreds of activities in its commitment to serving the people of Edmonton and making a difference, every day.

Leduc FCSS offers a variety of social support services and access to assistance programs for Leduc residents.

St. Albert is one of Alberta's most beautiful communities with extensive parks, a rich heritage of arts and culture, and a strong commitment to building a vibrant community.

CMHA provides a wide range of innovative services and supports to people who are experiencing mental illness and their families.

Amity House provides support services in North Edmonton.

E4C provides shelter & housing, education, food security, and community & connection.

EDLC is comprised of members of Edmonton area unions and works tirelessly with the community to better the lives of working people in the Alberta Capital Region.

Our mission is to provide a Catholic education that inspires students to learn and that prepares them to live fully and to serve God in one another.

EMCN enhances the quality of life of newcomers through language, employment, settlement programs.

This collaborative partnership between the Edmonton Police Service and the City of Edmonton Community Services Department is committed to working together to help families find emotional and physical safety and to work with the community to end the cycle of violence that so often damages and destroys families.

A forward-thinking police service that strengthens public trust through addressing crime, harm and disorder.

We provide group treatment, advocacy, and education to reduce the incidents of family violence and increase awareness and understanding of family violence and its impact.

We advance the dignity and worth of all women, girls, and gender diverse people who are or may be at risk of becoming criminalized.

enCompass operates on a client-centred, trauma-informed model of wraparound supports. We’re committed to empowering clients to build the skills and resiliency to overcome barriers and achieve their goals.

Families First provides services for families: early childhood learning, parenting programs, and family support in Fort Saskatchewan.

CAHR coordinates training and funding for a variety of programs in Athabasca, Barrhead, and Westlock.

To 'bridge the gap' between all individuals, organizations, and social & government agencies affected by gender-based violence (GBV) through targeted resources, education, and advocacy. Creating the space for conversation and connection at all levels.

ICWA's vision is that all new Canadians will achieve a sense of fulfillment and integration into Canadian culture and society.

IFSSA is a non-profit registered charity dedicated to providing services in response to the social needs of the Edmonton community within an Islamic context.

Kids Kottage ensures that children receive the kind of parenting they deserve when their families are in crisis or in need of respite, and to assist their parents as they move toward their full potential.

Legal Aid Alberta provides services that enable clients to resolve their legal issues.

Jessie’s House is an emergency shelter for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence.

LiT provides employment services to women who have a history of domestic violence.

Momentum provides walk-in counselling through single session therapy.

A collaborative, intercultural community to support newcomer families to thrive.

MCHB supports Edmonton's newcomers.

Nisa Homes strives to empower Muslim women to regain confidence, means, and ability to start afresh.

Nyati Consulting builds resiliency and facilitated healing in the lives of those traumatized by violence.

Provides education and coordinates services that address the root causes of crime.

SAGE provides information and services that enhance the safety of older persons who are at-risk.

SACE Provides education and supports to children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced sexual abuse or assault.

We provide safe shelter, support, and critical resources for women and children facing family violence and crisis in our community.

SAIF promotes healthy, respectful relationships through support, education, and advocacy.

Strathcona County Family and Community Services provides services for families.

Terra Centre provides services that empower teen parents to succeed.

Candora promotes a safe, healthy environment and positive growth in the lives of women, children, and families in our community.

The Family Centre empowers families and children to thrive by connecting people with one another, improving individual mental health and well-being, and providing resources and tools that strengthen families.

The Shaama Centre is a dynamic community hub that offers a range of activities and services that enhance the quality of life for our seniors, women and their families especially those who are isolated because of social and physical barriers.

Today Family Violence Help Centre provides services for individuals experiencing family violence.

UP provides a range of support services for children, youth, adults, and families.

United Way provides support for children, people in poverty, and counselling services.

Win House offers emergency services for women and children fleeing domestic violence.

Wings of Providence offer a second-stage shelter and affordable housing for women with children who have experienced family violence.

YWCA provides education and services to thousands every year through leadership programs, counselling, outdoor education, and supporting people with disabilities. Please note the new location.